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Here's How Filmmakers Make Cameras Disappear In Front Of Mirrors Using Movie Magic
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If you've watched a movie within the past decade that makes prominent use of a mirror, you might be wondering how filmmakers got the shot without showing the camera. Here's how directors of photography have solved the camera problem.
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